Christmas is for children. Bright lights, decorations, toys, sweets and the humble start to Christ’s life all inspire the child in us, and the children
I’m not a historian or sociologist, but I’ve noticed something about civilizations. They always seem to think they are more special than other civilizations. It’s
I remember a conversation that took place this past summer, at the end of August. It was with a friend that I hadn’t seen
Here at the Exponent, we have some interesting conversations on our blogger email list. We decided that it could be fun to do a series
I like honey. I remember peanut butter and honey sandwiches that my grandmother used to make me when we visited her in summertime. I recalled
Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s the election season, maybe it’s Halloween being all creepy and depressing but everything feels so heavy. I went to visit
As I contemplated a post for Halloween, I kept thinking about my cousin Rob. Like me, he has a big irreverent streak. Like me, he
It’s Halloween time – full of all things fun, scary, and silly – so I’m writing something light. This is something that doesn’t really matter;
I haven’t attended Sunday Relief Society meetings regularly for over a decade. The lessons drove me away. I grew tired of the endlessly recycled themes:
by Barbara Over the last few years I’ve been studying and searching out Heavenly Mother. In doing so, I’ve been very moved to learn about
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. Through these exchanges, we strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.
